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Princeton NuEnergy has been selected to enter award negotiations for a $50 million U.S. DOE grant to build a domestic closed-loop Cathode-to-Cathode rejuvenation facility in Commerce, Georgia, advancing its direct battery-recycling technology.

What impact could a domestic cathode-to-cathode recycling facility have on battery material supply, costs, and e-waste in the U.S.?

Closed-loop battery-recycling facility selected for DOE grant

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Princeton NuEnergy Inc. (PNE; Bordentown, New Jersey), a U.S.-based advanced battery materials company pioneering direct recycling technologies, has announced that it has been selected to enter award negotiations for a $50 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to support the construction of a domestic closed-loop Cathode-to-Cathode® rejuvenation facility in Commerce, Georgia. The […]

The post Closed-loop battery-recycling facility selected for DOE grant appeared first on Chemical Engineering.

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